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<blockquote data-quote="Jay_UK" data-source="post: 915459" data-attributes="member: 98509">Hi there,&nbsp;Is there any way of changing the way remote clients keep the TVserver awake (ie follow the same registration as local clients)?&nbsp;I am runing the latest 1.2.3.4 release (with fix)&nbsp;My situation where I have an issue is:&nbsp;Singleseat - start watching TV, then stop TV (or any other activity). Leave HTPC on - Has 15 minute S3 timeout definedGot to another room and turn on dedicated client (10mins may have pasted before turning on client)5 mins may have passed will navigating through the client deciding what series to watch.Click play... error.... Singleseat has gone into S3, as the client isnt keeping the singleseat from sleeping/hasnt reset the idle time.&nbsp;Or this scenario.....&nbsp;Start client (wakes singleseat by WOL)Watch Online Video on clientSingleseat goes to sleep.Try and watch a series/movie/TV the singleseat is in S3 - error occurs&nbsp;Ideally while ever there is a client awake, the &quot;server&quot; should be kept awake.&nbsp;Many thanks,&nbsp;J.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jay_UK, post: 915459, member: 98509"] Hi there, Is there any way of changing the way remote clients keep the TVserver awake (ie follow the same registration as local clients)? I am runing the latest 1.2.3.4 release (with fix) My situation where I have an issue is: Singleseat - start watching TV, then stop TV (or any other activity). Leave HTPC on - Has 15 minute S3 timeout defined Got to another room and turn on dedicated client (10mins may have pasted before turning on client) 5 mins may have passed will navigating through the client deciding what series to watch. Click play... error.... Singleseat has gone into S3, as the client isnt keeping the singleseat from sleeping/hasnt reset the idle time. Or this scenario..... Start client (wakes singleseat by WOL) Watch Online Video on client Singleseat goes to sleep. Try and watch a series/movie/TV the singleseat is in S3 - error occurs Ideally while ever there is a client awake, the "server" should be kept awake. Many thanks, J. [/QUOTE]

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